[ExpertUser]

@ejinni wrote:

The reason is 2, but how to do, thanks.

Check if following files are in WindowsSystem32

msscntrs.dll
sysmain.dll
systemsf.ebd

And following in WindowsSystem32en-US

sysmain.dll.mui

If all are there then Superfetch should work.

N 🙂

[ExpertUser]

The problem is here

Extracting from sft_mainsft_main.rar
Cannot create C:WindowsSystem32msscntrs.dll
Extracting C:WindowsSystem32en-USsysmain.dll.mui 0% OK
Access is denied.

Basically the issue is :

1/ Either you are not running tool with Admnistrator rights

2/ Either there is already a sysmain.dll file in destination folder which is no good.

That’s it.

N 🙂

[ExpertUser]

Hahahahahahaha.

LOL. 😆 😆 😆

Thank you.

N 🙂

[ExpertUser]

@Radek2212 wrote:

And what about Server 2012 ?

Works too on SRV2012.

N 🙂

[ExpertUser]

@Radek2212 wrote:

Can you add an option to completely disable logoff time ? I have several virtual machines and it’s pain in the ass to constantly clicking this small arrow next to password box.

I cannot add that feature but you can use Control Userpasswords2.exe to set R2 to autologin automatically with the password that you set.

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[ExpertUser]

I have not figured it out yet since the beginning we started to work on MSC2012…. 😆 😆 😆 why it does not install all components as cmd line is correct and works without any issues in SRV2012 $OEM$ Pack.

It belongs to the M$ mysteries like Superfetch on SRV2012…..

N 🙂

[ExpertUser]

Thank you for the feedback Tom.

I did not post on this thread the issue with boot directly into desktop option but we did add a remove function for it.

I posted the problem elsewhere on forum.

The best compromise is to install Classic Shell as you said.

Regards,

N 🙂

[ExpertUser]

Ok it’s fixed and changed to %r2_sr%.

Funny how that script error got in because when I checked the “work files” it’s correct. 😆

Tool updated again. 😉

N 🙂

[ExpertUser]

Hi Tom,

There is a mistake in the script line in inst.cmd for packs.

I just checked it and it calls a reg file that is not there…. LOL. 😆 😆 😆

This is the corrected line :

:B1DC9AAC-95DF-41AC-B0F0-B9E181878E6C

...............

reg import regaero_mouse_pointers.reg||exit 5

................

goto :eof

Thank you for noticing it.

I fixed a corrected version of the tool. 😉

N 🙂

[ExpertUser]

@tema wrote:

How about adding this to converter?
http://www.win2012workstation.com/windows-8-ui-internet-explorer/

I added it but only the reg file, so you will still need to add new account manually and follow procedure to get apps going.

I also added Sys Restore and BDA Pack.

No progress on Bluetooth Stack has been done and let’s not even mention Superfetch.

So that’s it for the moment.

N 🙂

[ExpertUser]

@NukemBy wrote:

I’m wondering if it is possible to apply customization from “JUNE 2011 EDITION” to already installed OS – e.g. launch something from install.vim. I’d like to tweak my win 2008 r2 workstation at work with enhanced user experience – i can’t just reinstall it from this image.

Better not use pack from ISO but you can use this :

viewtopic.php?f=21&t=1924

N 🙂

[ExpertUser]

@ELSADDIQ wrote:

Is this version already pre-modded to be seen by 3rd party applications as a Windows 7 o/s (Product Type 1, I believe) for installation compatibility or is that a modification that the end user must make? Thanks.

It’s a pre-modded version of a Server 2008 R2 Enterprise edition where following was added, installed or removed as I posted on 1st post…..

Works in all 35 Language packs available for R2.

-> Added W7 Boot Screen
-> Added W7 Custom Logons Screens
-> Added W7 Themes from W7 Pro
-> Added Extra M$ Themes

-> Installed W7 Aero Cursors
-> Installed W7 Sidebar
-> Installed W7 Sticky Notes
-> Installed W7 Games

-> Enabled Windows Audio
-> Enabled .NET Framework 3.5 SP1
-> Enabled Desktop Experience
-> Enabled Themes
-> Enabled Dreamscene
-> Enabled Audio
-> Enabled Wireless Networking
-> Enabled Server Backup

-> Disabled IE Enhanced Security Configuration
-> Disabled Complex Password
-> Disabled Password Expiration
-> Disabled CTRL+ALT+DEL at Startup
-> Disabled Shutdown Event Tracker

-> Uxtheme has been patched

-> Added msmpeg2enc.dll, msmpeg2vdec.dll and msmpeg2adec.dll for WMP11
-> Added BDA Support

-> Added “Take Ownership” to the right-click context menu
-> Added “Copy File Names” to Context Menu
-> Added “Copy To/Move To” to the right-click context menu
-> Added “Open Command Windows” to the right-click context menu

-> Integrated Internet Explorer 9

Preinstalled :

* DirectX x86/x64
* Microsoft Silverlight
* C++ 2010 x86/x64
* dotNetFx40_Full_x86_x64

* K-Lite_Codec_Pack x86/x64
* Java Runtime Update x86/x64
* Flash Player (IE and Non-IE) x86
* Flash Player (IE and Non-IE) x64
* Shockwave Full
* Nightly x64 (Firefox x64 Test Version)

So the end user has nothing to do except enter a password.

In poor words the answer is in the 1st post.

[ExpertUser]

Tool updated.

N 🙂

[ExpertUser]

Tool updated.

I did not include W7 Explorer yet.

Also the creator of it remade the tool.

-> viewtopic.php?f=54&t=2222

We are working on Superfetch and BTH.

I’ll keep you posted.

N 🙂

[ExpertUser]

@Sliden wrote:

Hi ExpertUser.

Thanks 😉

*An important detail:
When Windows 7 Explorer works in combination with Windows 8, Metro functions are no longer available.

Correct, we will make a revert option available and add support for all 35 LP’s automatically so users will not need to get files from W7/R2 releases.

N 🙂

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